The SYSTEM IS RIGGED! Ole Miss didn’t just beat Tulane 41-10 in the playoff—they EXPOSED a CORRUPT and BROKEN college football landscape where money and influence BUY victories. In a SHOCKING 59-second opening drive, the Rebels—led by a coach who ABANDONED his team weeks ago—laid bare the GLARING, UNFAIR gap between the SEC’s haves and the rest of the nation. This wasn’t a game; it was a RITUAL SACRIFICE of a smaller program on the altar of television revenue.
The REAL scandal? Quarterback Trinidad Chambliss, a former ZERO-STAR recruit, was allowed to RETURN to the field after a TERRIFYING head injury evaluation, putting player safety SECOND to playoff glory. The NCAA’s “safety protocols” are a COMPLETE FARCE when millions are on the line. Meanwhile, Tulane’s coach Jon Sumrall was forced to lead his team just HOURS after his father’s tragic death—a SOUL-CRUSHING indictment of a sport that consumes human beings for entertainment.
Now, Ole Miss advances to face Georgia in a Sugar Bowl that will funnel TENS OF MILLIONS more into the SEC’s bloated coffers. This “playoff” isn’t about crowning a champion; it’s a PREDETERMINED cartel protecting its own. The Rebels’ “historic” victory proves one thing: in today’s college football, the fix is ALREADY in before the opening kickoff. Is this the brutal, money-driven future we want for our student-athletes?
